I’m Almost through my first official year of being a landlord and I’ve had nothing but great experiences (some good and bad). I’be started up an LLC for my first rental and now need a tax accountant. What are some que...

Hi investors,I'm a rookie investor out of California who currently owns two out-of-state single family turnkey rental properties in Indiana. I'm hoping to expand my portfolio this year by one or two more properties. B...

I came across this BP thread listing the Top 10 Real Estate Markets for Cash Flow in 2024https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/best-real-estate-markets-...However, it didn't mention some of the markets I see talked about...

My family owns a single family home and has recently considered renting it on AirBnb. This is a unique property as it is on a lake and has a private dock. It is also a double-wide mobile home so I feel like a cost seg...

Can somebody explain all the tax disadvantages for a house flipper? What's the best approach for a first timer? Buy and quickly sell the property after renovations or hold it and sell it after some time to save money ...

A teacher I used to have has 38 properties and all 10/15 year mortgages which all have break even cash flow which in turn lowers his taxes from his full time job. After the 10/15 years he refinances and pulls out as ...

for investors in Massachusetts with two or three properties how do you structure things? do you have an S corp for the taxes or something else? I know LLCs are expensive so wondering what others are doing.

Looking for a tax professional to do my taxes this year. I live in Indiana, but work in Louisville, Kentucky. Anyone know anything getting any of that tax money back? Also just bought a new rental last year.

Good Morning,I am new to this site but have a question that I have had a hard time figuring out. I own a house in a fast growing neighborhood in Nashville, TN. I also own the lot next to me. I owe about $160,000 on my...

My name is David, I'm 28 years old, working as an independent contractor. I currently earn about $7,000 per month, working 50-55 hours a week at $34/hour. I'm also in school to advance in my field, which could increas...